• Policy

        • Korea

        • 2018

        Korea Renewable Energy 3020 Plan

        In December 2017, The Korean Government announced the Renewable Energy 3020 Implementation Plan. It sets a goal to produce 20% of its energy from renewable sources by 2030 and increase relevant job creation. According to the Plan, The Korean Government will depoly eco-environment with low-carbon energy and govern energy system adapting to the new climate regime. Major topics of the Plan are; RPS for energy supplier and FIT for small renewable users, PV deployment to agricultural area and bulidings, Raising eco-environmental energy fund for utility scale renewable projects, Demonstrating eco-environmental and energy-independent cities.

        • Chart

        • 29 May 2026

        Behind-the-meter additions in selected countries and regions, 2020-2025

        battery storage

        • Policy

        • People's Republic of China

        • 2024

        Guiding Opinions on Energy Work

        These guiding opinions which sets out influential quantitative expectations for the energy system (promoting high-quality energy development and energy security at a high level, and supporting China’s continued economic growth) contains some opinions describing how innovation is expected to support energy security and grid stability, as well as the growth of non-fossil energy supplies. The 2024 guidelines highlight R&D in nuclear power, smart grids, energy storage, renewables, hydrogen and efficient coal use, and the 2025 ones provide a more detailed roadmap for advancing renewable energy and enhancing the Chinese self-reliance in energy technologies.

        • Policy

        • Malaysia

        • 2023

        Hydrogen Economy and Technology Roadmap

        The hydrogen roadmap goes together with the national energy transition roadmap as one of the key levers to achieve carbon neutrality by 2050. Targets include the phase-out of fossil-based hydrogen, 3.3 Mtpa of renewable hydrogen, and 3 hubs by 2050. The roadmap aims at positioning Malaysia as a leading Hydrogen Economy Country by 2050. This initiative is based on five main factors:
        -Increasing revenue and productivity in exports, mobility, power generation, industrial heating and non-energy;
        -Promoting green growth aspirations in transportation sector;
        -Cementing Malaysia’s position as the key hydrogen player in Asia Pacific;
        -Creating job…

        • Policy

        • People's Republic of China

        • 2011

        The Twelfth Five-Year Plan for National Economic and Social Development of The Peoples Republic of China

        The 12th five-year plan on National Economic and Social Development of the Peoples Republic of China is a programme targeting economic growth, innovation, competitiveness and social developments such as education access. Economic growth in the main three sectors namely the farming, industry and services is a main objective. Specific emphasis is dedicated to Green development, environmental protection and energy conservation. The Plan includes binding global energy targets, with non-fossil fuel resources reaching 11.4% of primary energy consumption by 2015, energy consumption per unit of GDP decreasing by 16% and CO2 emissions per unit of GDP decreasing by…

        • Policy

        • Finland

        • 1997

        Energy Efficiency Agreements

        Finland's voluntary energy efficiency agreements have been a measure to encourage all kinds of entities to set energy efficiency targets for them. The new ten-year Energy Efficiency Agreement 2026-2035 period is the fourth consecutive cycle. A total of 778 companies, with about 7,566 sites, and 164 communities and joint municipalities participated in the Energy Efficiency Agreements in 2017-2025.

        • Policy

        • People's Republic of China

        • 2025

        Second NDC of People's Republic of China

        China aims at reducing the economy-wide GHG emissions by 7 to 10% by 2035 below peak levels, increasing the share of non-fossil fuels in primary energy consumption to more than 30 percent by 2035, increasing forest stocks by 24 billion cubic meters and six-fold its total installed capacity of wind and solar power above 2020 levels by 2035.

        • Policy

        • Singapore

        • 2023

        Net-Zero Domestic Harbour Craft Target

        In support of Singapore’s 2050 national net-zero target, the Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore (MPA) will require all new harbour craft operating in our port waters from 2030 to be fully electric, be capable of using B100 biofuel, or be compatible with net-zero fuels such as hydrogen. MPA is developing hydrogen value-chains to offer zero-emission fuel solutions for international shipping and plans to power Tuas Port operations with hydrogen and other low or zero-carbon energy sources by 2050. These initiatives align with Singapore’s commitment to decarbonizing the maritime industry and supporting global…

        • Chart

        • 26 Mar 2026

        Change in average delivered costs for battery cells in selected importing countries and regions, 2024-2025

        batteries

        • Policy

        • Senegal

        • 2025

        Vision Senegal 2050

        Vision Senegal 2050 provides the policy framework for the development of Senegal's economy. It emphasises the development of its extractive and manufacturing industries, and to achieve a just energy transition by expanding installed electricity capacity from 1,945 MW in 2023 to over 12,000 MW, with more than 40% coming from renewable energy. 

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